Of all the people I've talked to about this over the years, I think Lifehacker nailed the headline best -- stop watching the video for "signs", start asking if you know who took it, where, and when. lifehacker.com/how-to-spot-...
Deepfakes are videos that glue one person’s face onto another’s body, making the former look like they’re saying or doing something that they never actually did—even if it’s something as har...
Yes. I’m not remotely qualified to evaluate photos or videos for signs of manipulation. I’m much more qualified to evaluate the sources of those photos & videos for their credibility.
If you do this, you'll not only be protected against the small number of AI fakes, but the exponentially larger number of miscontextualized videos, as I talk about here. www.poynter.org/fact-checkin...
